A large, multi-figure stone sculpture, carved from light grey granite, depicts a scene from the Stations of the Cross

A large, multi-figure stone sculpture, carved from light grey granite, depicts a scene from the Stations of the Cross. The central figure, Jesus Christ, with a crown of thorns and a pained expression, carries a large, textured wooden cross on his right shoulder. To his left, a bearded Roman soldier in a helmet and armor holds a spear vertically with his left hand while his right hand rests on the cross or Jesus's back, seemingly pushing him forward. A dagger is sheathed at the soldier's hip. To Jesus's right, two female figures express sorrow; the foremost woman, wearing a hooded garment, extends her arms towards Jesus with open palms and a visible tear on her right cheek. Behind her, another woman places her hand on the first woman's shoulder, observing Jesus with a somber expression. The sculpture rests on a rectangular grey stone base. The background consists of a clear, pale blue sky with faint clouds. Sparse green foliage is visible to the left and right, and a distant light-colored building with a red roof appears on the far left. Small, multi-colored pennants are strung across the upper left portion of the sky. The ground behind the sculpture is paved with grey tiles. This religious artwork is located outdoors within a Catholic religious site in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.